Screen Millions of Cells for Fast
Antibody Discovery

Accessible to every lab, Xdrop enables
screening of millions of antibody-secreting cells
and isolation of high-value variants.

Xdrop for Antibody Discovery

Identify and isolate rare antibody-secreting cells from your primary sample. Encapsulate millions of single cells in double emulsion droplets for high-throughput screening with flow cytometry or cell sorting. Effortlessly recover living cells producing the desired antibodies for downstream analysis and expansion.

Application notes

Droplet-based screening for membrane protein antibody discovery

Discover how Xdrop® enables high-throughput discovery of antibodies against membrane protein targets through functional screening of antibody-secreting cells. This application note demonstrates both bead-based and native cell-based antigen presentation approaches, enabling the identification of HER2-targeting antibodies in a one-day workflow.

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Application notes

Thousands of V(D)J sequences in a one-day plasma cell screening workflow 

Accelerate antibody discovery with a one-day workflow for screening millions of antibody-secreting cells. See how Xdrop® combines functional screening with single-cell V(D)J sequencing to uncover diverse, high-affinity antibodies targeting distinct epitopes.

Figure: Image of droplets containing the Xdrop ASC screening assay taken with Xcyto5, ChemoMetec. Cells secreting anti-hTNFα-antibodies clearly show an accumulated fluorescent signal on the TNFα-coated microspheres.

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Screening

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Genomics

Advance genomics workflows with precise single DNA fragment encapsulation. Ideal for insert validation and targeted enrichments.